CC*IIE Networking Infrastructure: NWIRED - Network Innovation for Research and Education at Georgetown

乔治城大学正在创建一个研究社区科学非军事区网络，用于内部和外部研究人员的科学合作，利用GU现有的在校园内部署多处理标签交换的计划。校外弗吉尼亚州立大学数据中心(VDC)的IP网络通过加密第2/3层连接安全地扩展到云服务中，包括访问Amazon Web Services、Internet2 Net+以及计算和存储资源。这些增强功能提供了一个无摩擦的高速网络来支持大科学和大数据。园区数据的使用正在从TB级扩展到PB级，并通过第3层虚拟私有云(VPC)扩展到园区实验室、商业云服务以及中大西洋十字路口区域千兆和互联网2研究人员。GU Science DMZ和园区MPLS网络架构安全可靠地将研究流量与一般互联网和管理流量分开。这种灵活的基础设施使STEM的教员和其他人员能够在校园和校外地点与同事一起工作，就像他们在同一个实验室一样，利用10 Gbps连接到Internet2的速度。Science DMZ包括添加数据传输节点(DTN)主机以支持高速数据传输、软件定义网络(SDN)以将服务扩展到Gu？S边界之外，以及PerformSONAR以维护网络吞吐量、可用性和延迟的性能数据。科学DMZ能够访问云计算和存储资源，利用校园内的10Gbps网络增强功能，并通过互联网2，STEM研究和教育正在扩大在广州大学。已经和正在对教师、项目和基础设施进行战略投资。包括Science DMZ在内的GU网络支持灵活访问园区和云资源，从而实现更多计算和存储密集型研究。随着研究项目的扩大，STEM本科生和研究生可以获得的教育和研究的质量也得到了提高。

Georgetown University is creating a Research Community Science DMZ network for scientific collaboration internally and with external researchers, leveraging GU's extant plan for Multi-Processing Label Switching deployment on campus. The IP networks at the off-campus GU Virginia Data Center (VDC) are securely extended via encrypted Layer-2/3 connection into cloud services, including access to Amazon Web Services, Internet2 Net+, and compute and storage resources. These enhancements provide a friction-free, high-speed network to support Big Science and Big Data. Campus data use is expanding from terabytes to petabytes, extending into campus labs, commercial cloud services, and Mid-Atlantic Crossroads Regional Gigapop and Internet2 researchers through a layer 3 Virtual Private Cloud (VPC). The GU Science DMZ and campus MPLS network architectures securely and deterministically separate research traffic from general Internet and administrative traffic. This flexible infrastructure enables faculty and others involved in STEM to work with colleagues on campus and at off-campus sites as though they were in the same lab, leveraging the speed of the 10 Gbps connection to Internet2. The Science DMZ includes the addition of a Data Transfer Node (DTN) host to support high-speed data transfers, Software Defined Networking (SDN) to extend services beyond GU?s borders and perfSONAR to maintain performance data on network throughput, availability, and latency. The Science DMZ, with the ability to access cloud compute and storage resources, leverages 10Gbps network enhancements on campus and to Internet2,STEM research and education are expanding at GU. Strategic investments have been and are being made in faculty, programs and infrastructure. The GU network, including the Science DMZ, enables flexible access to on campus and cloud resources, enabling more compute and storage intensive research. As research programs expand, the quality of education and research available to STEM undergraduate and graduate students is enriched.